"Artisanal beauty meets timeless silhouette in these sterling silver half-hoop earrings designed by Bali's Ekayani. The intricate openwork captures the island's rich artistic heritage with delicate floral motifs and oxidized details that add depth to the gleaming metal. These earrings perfectly embody a balance of traditional elegance and modern wearability, offering a sophisticated accent for any occasion while celebrating the spirit of Indonesian inspiration."
My name is Ekayani, and I was born in 1997 in Guwang Sukawati Village, a place renowned for its woodcarving craftsmanship, particularly the art of creating Garuda sculptures. At the intersection leading to Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang, there stands a large Garuda statue, a testament to the village's rich tradition. Both of my parents are dedicated woodcarvers, and I am grateful to my grandfather for passing down this craft to them, which they continue to practice today. I am the eldest of four siblings, and my childhood was filled with love and happiness, thanks to the unwavering support and care of my parents. After I graduated from Brawijaya University at 23, I began working in the university's chemistry laboratory. While studying, I also served as a practical assistant in the laboratory. After completing my education, I returned to Bali and decided to pursue my career here. I worked at Ancient Modern Art in Sanur, where I handled casting administration and developed new designs. This experience sparked my interest in jewelry, and I decided to start my own business in the jewelry art field. My passion for design grew from my time at Ancient Modern Art, and I continue to work in this field to this day. I am married and have one son. Life has presented its challenges, particularly when my parents-in-law both fell ill and required extensive medical care. At the same time, my husband and I had to fulfill our duties as Balinese people, participating in important temple ceremonies, which are mandatory for everyone in the village. Despite these hardships, we always pray for strength and a way through our difficulties. The words that bring success in my life are: 'There is no easy process for a beautiful goal, keep working and never give up'. In my business, I serve as both a craftsman and a designer, drawing inspiration from the traditional carvings of Bali. I have three skilled craftsmen working with me, one of whom is disabled. The primary material I use is 92.5% pure silver, and my tools include a stove, solder, Blendes machine, and a Foredom. My friends often describe me as cheerful, persistent, and never one to give up. I was introduced to Novica by a close friend, and I hope that Novica can assist in promoting and selling my work, helping to support my family and improve our economic situation.
Super versatile necklace. It can be worn as a statement necklace or layered with an adjustable chain. High quality and looks much more expensive than it is. 5/5
My name is Ekayani, and I was born in 1997 in Guwang Sukawati Village, a place renowned for its woodcarving craftsmanship, particularly the art of creating Garuda sculptures. At the intersection leading to Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang, there stands a large Garuda statue, a testament to the village's rich tradition. Both of my parents are dedicated woodcarvers, and I am grateful to my grandfather for passing down this craft to them, which they continue to practice today. I am the eldest of four siblings, and my childhood was filled with love and happiness, thanks to the unwavering support and care of my parents. After I graduated from Brawijaya University at 23, I began working in the university's chemistry laboratory. While studying, I also served as a practical assistant in the laboratory. After completing my education, I returned to Bali and decided to pursue my career here. I worked at Ancient Modern Art in Sanur, where I handled casting administration and developed new designs. This experience sparked my interest in jewelry, and I decided to start my own business in the jewelry art field. My passion for design grew from my time at Ancient Modern Art, and I continue to work in this field to this day. I am married and have one son. Life has presented its challenges, particularly when my parents-in-law both fell ill and required extensive medical care. At the same time, my husband and I had to fulfill our duties as Balinese people, participating in important temple ceremonies, which are mandatory for everyone in the village. Despite these hardships, we always pray for strength and a way through our difficulties. The words that bring success in my life are: 'There is no easy process for a beautiful goal, keep working and never give up'. In my business, I serve as both a craftsman and a designer, drawing inspiration from the traditional carvings of Bali. I have three skilled craftsmen working with me, one of whom is disabled. The primary material I use is 92.5% pure silver, and my tools include a stove, solder, Blendes machine, and a Foredom. My friends often describe me as cheerful, persistent, and never one to give up. I was introduced to Novica by a close friend, and I hope that Novica can assist in promoting and selling my work, helping to support my family and improve our economic situation.
My name is Ekayani, and I was born in 1997 in Guwang Sukawati Village, a place renowned for its woodcarving craftsmanship, particularly the art of creating Garuda sculptures. At the intersection leading to Hidden Canyon Beji Guwang, there stands a large Garuda statue, a testament to the village's rich tradition. Both of my parents are dedicated woodcarvers, and I am grateful to my grandfather for passing down this craft to them, which they continue to practice today. I am the eldest of four siblings, and my childhood was filled with love and happiness, thanks to the unwavering support and care of my parents. After I graduated from Brawijaya University at 23, I began working in the university's chemistry laboratory. While studying, I also served as a practical assistant in the laboratory. After completing my education, I returned to Bali and decided to pursue my career here. I worked at Ancient Modern Art in Sanur, where I handled casting administration and developed new designs. This experience sparked my interest in jewelry, and I decided to start my own business in the jewelry art field. My passion for design grew from my time at Ancient Modern Art, and I continue to work in this field to this day. I am married and have one son. Life has presented its challenges, particularly when my parents-in-law both fell ill and required extensive medical care. At the same time, my husband and I had to fulfill our duties as Balinese people, participating in important temple ceremonies, which are mandatory for everyone in the village. Despite these hardships, we always pray for strength and a way through our difficulties. The words that bring success in my life are: 'There is no easy process for a beautiful goal, keep working and never give up'. In my business, I serve as both a craftsman and a designer, drawing inspiration from the traditional carvings of Bali. I have three skilled craftsmen working with me, one of whom is disabled. The primary material I use is 92.5% pure silver, and my tools include a stove, solder, Blendes machine, and a Foredom. My friends often describe me as cheerful, persistent, and never one to give up. I was introduced to Novica by a close friend, and I hope that Novica can assist in promoting and selling my work, helping to support my family and improve our economic situation.
Come with us on a journey to the magical Indonesian islands of Bali & Java, where artistry is a way of life, and soothing tropical vibes ease away all stress and tension. These lands are famous for intricate wood carvings, divine silversmith work, and Batik designs that transport you to another time.
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